Sentence examples for support input from from inspiring English sources

This toolkit provides a complete end-to-end solution that includes a graphical user interface for custom gesture creation, sensor configuration, skeletal tracking, action recognition, and a variety of output mechanisms to control third party applications, allowing virtually any PC application to be repurposed for gestural control even if it does not explicit support input from motion sensors.

The headset doesn't include controllers, but OSVR supports input from dozens of hardware manufacturers, including Nod and Leap Motion.

This paper describes a PMU data management system that supports input from multiple PMU data streams, features an event-detection algorithm, and provides an efficient method for retrieving archival data.

It supports input from various sequencing platforms and exposes all available parameters for customized usage.

We argue below that this sequence reflects behavioral improvements shifting from reliance on restored corticospinal function to greater supporting input from intact (and maybe remote) cortical regions.

In line with this, the IM protocol strongly supported input from different stakeholders to ensure participation and involvement in all steps of program development and implementation.

To accurately evaluate the proposed methodology, an enlarged building shape database which extends previous well-known shape benchmarks was implemented as well as a model retrieval system supporting inputs from 2D sketches and 3D models.

What the API does not do, is support input of chemical structures from chemical file formats, such as the MDL molfile format supported by the InChI library itself.

Many GPs reported that multidisciplinary support and input from other practitioners would help them feel best supported and most GPs reported that Dietitian support would be preferred.

The director of the museum, Jeremy Strick, has to have support and input from his museum-director colleagues about ways to restructure his staff.

It was a British-dominated campaign, aiming to influence G8 countries, but without the support and input from groups in the global south, on whose behalf the campaign's outcomes would be implemented.